Nevada § 379.022 - Trustees of county library district: Appointment; terms; vacancies; compensation; expenses; removal; additional trustees if service extended

Full text of Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes § 379.022 — Trustees of county library district: Appointment; terms; vacancies; compensation; expenses; removal; additional trustees if service extended, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 379.022. Trustees of county library district: Appointment; terms; vacancies; compensation; expenses; removal; additional trustees if service extended

1. After ordering the creation of a county library district and the establishment

of a public library therein as provided in NRS 379.021 , the board of county commissioners shall appoint five competent persons who are residents

of the county library district to serve as district library trustees. 2. The term of office of the trustees appointed pursuant to subsection 1 is as follows: (a) Three persons must be appointed for terms of 2 years. (b) Two persons must be appointed for terms of 4 years. Thereafter the offices of district library trustees must be filled for terms of 4

years in the order in which the terms expire. No person may be appointed to hold office for more than two consecutive 4-year terms. 3. A vacancy in the office of district library trustee which occurs because of expiration

of the term of office must be filled by appointment by the board of county commissioners

for a term of 4 years. A vacancy which occurs other than by expiration of the term must be filled by appointment

by the board of county commissioners for the unexpired term. 4. The board of district library trustees may provide for compensation of members

of the board in an amount of not more than $40 per meeting, with a total of not more

than $80 per month, and may provide travel expenses and subsistence allowances for

the members in the same amounts as are allowed for employees of the county library

district. 5. The board of county commissioners may remove any district library trustee who fails,

without cause, to attend three successive meetings of the trustees. 6. If the library trustees of any county library district have entered into a contract

pursuant to NRS 379.060 with any city within the county, they may add to their number two additional library

trustees who are appointed by the governing body of the city to represent the residents

of the city. The terms of office of the two additional library trustees are 3 years or until the

termination of the contract with the city for library services, if that termination

occurs sooner. The additional library trustees have the same powers and duties as the trustees appointed

pursuant to subsection 1.

Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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